Galashield Duck Decoys for Hunting | Floating Duck Decoy for Pool, Pond & Lake [Pair of 2]
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Key features
- •MALLARD DUCKS – This package includes 1 male and 1 female lifelike plastic Mallard ducks. The female measures 15"(L) x 7"(H) x 6.5"(W) & the male: 16"(L) x 7.5"(H) x 5.5"(W). The ducks are hollow inside making them extremely lightweight and easy to handle.
- •DUCK HUNTING – These hunting duck decoys are perfect for attracting live ducks and waterfowl. Ideally used for hunting, wildlife observation or as a decorative element.
- •FLOATING DUCKS - The bottom of each duck has an attached flotation piece to help the duck maintain its balance and to prevent it from tilting when it floats.
- •DUCK DECOR - Boasts a lifelike appearance that rivals the beauty of real duck. The intricate feather detailing, and natural pose make it a captivating and charming addition to any space.
- •DURABLE CONSTRUCTION - Crafted from high-quality materials, our duck decoy is built to last. It is made to withstand outdoor elements such as sun, rain, and wind, ensuring long-lasting beauty and functionality.
BrandGalashield
CategoryDecoys
Galashield Duck Decoys for Hunting | Floating Duck Decoy for Pool, Pond & Lake [Pair of 2]
List Price: $38.78$34.90DEALYou Save: $3.88 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Great customer service.
Julia✓ Verified Purchase•December 22, 2023
The drake of the pair had a small hole. Customer service immediately sent another. They look really cute on our small pond.
Hard to believe
M. Shulman✓ Verified Purchase•November 5, 2023
Kinda sad, but had a couple people actually wonder if the duck was real, standing rather close by.
I mean it looks really good, for a decoy, We use it for a decorative piece in our small pond.
I mean it looks really good, for a decoy, We use it for a decorative piece in our small pond.
From the perspective of an amateur waterfowl hunter, I'm excited to try these out!
Karen R. Dailey✓ Verified Purchase•September 8, 2023
I've done some pond shooting over the past couple years and have had decent success with geese, but ducks are a bit more skittish - accordingly, I grabbed these to try to increase my odds of getting some ducks next season. As far as I'm concerned, the detail on these is impressive. Also they seem to be very stable floating, although as you can see my only test so far is in our hot tub. Lastly - the price on these seems very reasonable - so if you like what you see, I can't imagine buying anywhere else!
Look good in my pond and atttacted wild ducks.
Jerry Powell ✓ Verified Purchase•September 8, 2023
I put them in my pond 2 months and they attracted 3 pairs of wild mallards. I took them out because I didn't think they could handle the pond freezing. They leaked a little bit, but they didn't sink. Still February where I'm at but l'll put them back out in about another month.
